Former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury pens open letter to Wladimir Klitschko nearly two years on from their bout in Germany.

November 28th, 2015 was the night long-reigning champion Wladimir Klitschko came unstuck to Tyson Fury on points in Germany.

It also proved to be the last time Fury boxed as a professional fighter to date.

Since then, Klitschko shared the ring with new Fury rival Anthony Joshua in what went onto become a modern heavyweight classic last April in front of 90,000 fans at Wembley stadium.

Klitschko then retired from the sport rather than a rematch with Joshua, but has not been able to escape the written words of Fury it would appear.

Today, Tyson Fury has issued the following letter to Wladimir Klitschko that reads:

Open letter to Dr @KIitschko @NataKlitschko @wklitschkofans pic.twitter.com/ltDUinPOfb

— TYSON FURY (@Tyson_Fury) November 11, 2017

As you can see the letter has already earned a large amount of engagement on Twitter among fight fans.

The reality is though – Klitschko is retired and the boxing world still waits an official return from Tyson Fury.

Who as of yet, must get through a UKAD hearing next month before being able to apply for a professional boxing license in the new year.

Fury currently holds a professional boxing record of 25-0-18KO and has told fans he has lost 9lbs this week after a week of training, as he bids to make a comeback in 2018.